Moneybox Financial Ltd, trading as Moneycube, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
It’s almost never too early to start investing. Moneycube takes a look at how much you need to start. What’s the minimum? As technology drives down the cost of accessing investments, it’s now possible to invest your money from €250
Great news – you’re retiring and can take a tax-free lump sum. But what should you do with the money? Moneycube identifies the three approaches to investing your lump sum. What’s the deal? The ability for holders of PRSAs and
So, the inevitable has happened, and stock markets have taken a tumble over the last few days. Markets ended last week down around 5%. It’s mainly due to the expectation that US and UK interest rates will climb, as their
Jan 2025 update: Our more recent post highlights the best investment opportunities for your money in 2025. It’s time for Moneycube’s roundup of the best investments available in Ireland. Below we look at five funds we think have strong potential
You can build your wealth significantly if you establish the right saving and investing habits now. Here are Moneycube’s 7 habits for success. 1. Turn up Successful savers get stuck in. Sure, you can build up cash in the bank.
Many of our customers want to set up a regular investment plan to grow their savings. Here’s Moneycube’s guide to understanding the options, figuring out what’s right for you, and putting your plans into action. Beyond the bank There are
At Moneycube we believe more people should think about investing their savings. One big reason for that is because it is almost impossible to grow your money by leaving it on deposit in the bank. Deposit rates continue at near-zero
2017 was a great year for investors. What does 2018 hold? By any standard, people who invested their money in 2017 did well. After markets closed last Friday, the FTSE All-World index of global shares was up a whopping 22
2017 has been a great year for Irish investors. Many well-regarded investment funds available through Moneycube are showing double-digit growth on a year ago. But is market timing becoming an issue? Warning sounds continued through the year that markets look
Investment costs are one of the few things you can control in the world of finance. Future performance may vary. Costs are certain. For the Irish investor, it’s often impossible to get a picture of the true costs of accessing
At Moneycube we believe more people should think about investing their savings. One big reason is that it is almost impossible now to make any money by leaving it on deposit in the bank. Deposit rates continue at near-zero levels.
Low interest rates mean many Irish people can accelerate repayments and pay off their mortgage early. But is this the best use of your cash? Or could you make more money by investing? Moneycube examines the options. Nice one Firstly
